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You know that you know someone who will appreciate this, either as a staff member or a put upon teacher trying to herd students and disinterested colleagues around . Stick a copy in the staff room and be prepared for the next visit! 
Our engineering team do sterling work, often at short notice, with only vague instruction from the person requesting the work, and little thanks for everything that keeps us in top condition. I have a lot of respect for their know how and great attitude.
Sometimes though, they come up with complete blinders. Such as when I was on my floor-walk at about 8.15 this morning... Me:"Um, where have all the interpretation panels gone?" Engineering #1: "I told you that the work order said to only take the bottom two down!" Engineering #2 " And I asked you to check, but no, you said I could get on with it if I didn't believe you!" *two minutes of Three Stooges style debate, while I try not to laugh or interrupt, as I understand this is a necessary part of their process, much like wild animals asserting pack dominance* Engineering #2: "I think we got a bit overenthusiastic and removed them all. Er, which ones do you want us to put back up?And, er, we'll do it before you open to the public." They were good to their word! All as should be before 10.00am. (phew!)  You may have spotted the new tab on the far right which says Dance Cartoons.
In my spare time when not visiting heritage sites, I attend dance classes and perform informally, a range from Bollywood to Egyptian and Arabic, with the odd bit of fusion thrown in. 2013 sees the Nottingham Dance Collective put on the show Around the World in 80 Days, and they have asked me to record some of what goes on in the run up to the show. Rather than generate a whole new site, I'm hosting the cartoons here, as well as their being shared on the NDC website and facebook pages. Dance may hold no interest for you, but do check them out, even if only briefly, as hopefully some of the humor is universally accessible! 
I kid you not, when there's no paper or pencil pot on it, people stop to 'admire' thoughtfully the two small wooden chairs, and the small wooden table, which are actually there for the kids to draw with.
Ah, that lovely moment when as soon as you click the cabinet shut and step back to assess your work, a visitor's eye is caught by the new display and they make a beeline over to then photograph it.
Cup of tea now as a reward for creating a visual aid which obviously does it job! |
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